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Real Estate.

PARTIES wishing 20 sell farms. by furnish
ing the undersigned q description. etc, will
have the same advertised free Of charge.
We nave made arrangements with several
Real Estate AGENTS for the sale Of lands in
lower Maryland
MOORE Il MORGAN.
7 LeOnardtown.
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Ny son" said old precepi. don't
take 10 writing poetry. When was Young
like You | was Smiiten with beautiful
creature and wrote her poem. never
SOW her ~. in
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15
The Parker Gun.
Fry Them.

0hc Parker lead THEM ALL IN HARD
HITTING qualities at the Second Annual
Tournament Of the Chamberlain Cartridge
Company, held al Cleveland, o.. Sept. IA,
lesd, VI; IF Eighy-seven entries from rep
resrn'a'iye sAots representing Fourteen
States. The Ifrker Gun Won the first and
third money Of the firs;-class Of % scores,
winning 800 out Of the $1,000 purse Of,
fcred, adding another victory to 1885,
which was the Second International Clay
Pison Tournament :r the championship
Of the world, held at New Orleans, Feb
ruary, nth to 18th.
- send Tor Catalogue.
PARKER Bros, Makers, Meriden, Conn.
Showrooms, g Chambe-s 81, New York.
j2O7
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GROVER CLEvEINNn.
NSHINo roy. p,r. IS. -.

- w an a>l8ui>ilt,i 81 parti,, Sc d.. an.
troiucc nCw rc1-iiy> f1T olUEhS when they
should know tine people vii. have ~
Bulls CU~h syrup.
Kings ST, like stars, they rise and st. -
They have headache. cutS, and hurs
nleaner mca. Sni arc Just - sure 10 an
salvation Oil
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15

= little boy, while PLAYING, fell down
The steps and hurt himself severely. His
mutssr scolded him for his careless mes, and
he sobbed out Mamma. please don't
>-old me till get through the hurting"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15

~ CounSel-"Hai the accused any dis
tinguishcd features by which you rccog-
MEL him - Nitne>S-"l t., sir: lie was
bow legged in both eyes"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15


In speakir, Of the increased cost to
the consumer OF our home manutac-
,urs. resulting from duty lsiI upon
imported articles Of the same deserip-
t..p the fact Is not overlooked that
..,,,rt,t,on amons our domesti. pro-
la.rr. .om,tlm,s has the effect Q;
r..f.n, the mice Of Their products
..'.w the L;gl,,, linn, allowed hy
l..h duty. Eut It is notorious that
MA ON, -ri,,.n j. too often -traueleI
/. .amt.raticn- quite prevalent At
.a.. time .r.l frequently called trusts,
which have ,or their object the reLul-
.,.,, n H.. .grr,y and rr:ce Of COM
....l.,..s m.js an .o,l hv m,mter<
.,,l. combination. The rgo,,e can
hardly hon, for any consideration in
,.. .,.-,.,,.., these selfish schemes.
!. however IN the absence Of such
.,.i,,,,..r. a healthy AMI free com.
..,.,.., ..lr..s ,bs mice ~ ,nv par
+. .,,.r l.,..f',. article 81 home rro-
l......,, }.r,,. ,rs limit NH. i il ,aI.h,
.t,.,.,., ,.,.l r,l.r ogr t,u, laws,
49,, with sr.r reduced mice It's
..........,.., ..,.....s d, thrive II il.
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Recommendations ia, ,ns .rr,.In< rev.
.,,.. ,,,bs government h, prevented
,.,., (.,r-;,,...,., j.. nm. .,,,.r,r,s s,,f,s
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49,
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will MT hc improved hy dwelling upon IL"
h,.!I,> 1t protection and ircr trade. iHI>
-aN"rs t"o much d! s"ndyin- ciItlyt>. Il
l. o'"ostr1 Wh.oh Cnnir"nts gs-n"t a
theory. k'slri a. m this condition may IN
N.Nr slight reduction Of III" advantages
which y" award our home productions,
1oi III" entire withdrawal ~ such aaIau-
@-c~ shout! not b' contemplated. The
question "i ir,e trade is lbs HlHtrly Irrcig-
N#ui AMI nv persistent r.aini mad. IN Ger
1ln Huartcr-th ..s III. NJ o. relieve the
people rem L0II-' a.I UNNECESSARY taxa
ton are ~'h'mes = -'.r.i.'. ~, traders.
Is ml>Chicv"u- ami Tar removed Il .u fny
q. nsIIcralI"n Tor iHr l|l,E Ep,sL
Tho slmpi. and rA.. tu'y winch NJ
"Nr tho people l. Ia r. luce taxation a. the
necessary expenses wi ma economic opera
lH"h ni tie -"Nrrlu. NJ, and O. r,-fnre -
The business % the country the money
which w hold ii the treasury through Tie
'.rl,r~iHu a. government powers These
't.u-~ cam ana should b, done with safety
- aA .sur industries. without danger {. tho
3D. .itu.'g .r .,mGuer.iIyr labor uIch
~, N.rh.nrw,u need. and with benefit -
'a.G au. MI yur people. ty ,E,4l,uiuE
'a,.r means ii subsistence ana increasing
-.u m,a>ur. oi their comforts
Tu...r>,itui..n provides that the PreSi-
] ~ shall. 'r,ia time 10 time, Civ {, the
C,l.,..., inflammation ~ H.. .raf... - ~.
u.ru." Ii has te,u the custom u. thrrN-
-yu,l,,. IN compliance with the r-.yi>i.u.
10 annually exhibit u the C.n-r..>-. IN lh,.
,a.l.i.-- II i,,..>-i.n the General ...,..iifi,n
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Eating Cheap! /!

Erum Spalding X Clements yon can get
the best beef al the lowest pricrs
u R.a1.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15

The difficulty attending wise and fair
r.,,.i,. i, ,,,,- ,,r;r Ian. +. at ,i,,,Iar.-,i.
., -
"''''''' - ~ 'St'''S -" '''' l1'' - ''l'
Congress -rrlt labor anu care, and rSpcci-
ally broad and national rantcmplafian Of
.f:--..-.-l....
NAI an ~ .'a'ill, = CT
""'S '''" Z, Nc w. '''N '1'''''' - ''.- 90
III, ',""": ,
moor '." Pre-, ~ Jaw NOR 'il'h ,''o
aru'I'- ale suiJ'.I 10 ""'t. NAM %! 'h's@
"' h", ID any WY 'p'h''' Mi'A our "Nn
h.'A ..''.. 'i''' 'I' may aIt .t''''H "'.'H'
~'r -. :" ~. :.
>''''a r. ''''"'' III ,'.t - '''". - y =
lt-af u "'HlhS 'A'!h ID 'I' ire .-'.
I'r taxation 81 'ie LuA9!Ics present no
features az htid-Hl'E hd' inc A-'--s''t'- q!
i.' Use" a'.. '-.i..t' ~ aI. lh' people,
,"r amy upon "+'.L ao"s I, ,E' '.>l 81
H''h1 IN every nome ~h'"I" h1 5Ita'll
Ch,arthel
HE radl'2! reduction - M duties III
posed upon raw material USE. N manuiac-
lures. Nr III tree importation, Is "i course an
important factor IN any ,h'rt t. reduce the
pE.'e 81 lE,.r t.es.arite. II Would h"t "n'l
IoarFe 'ht!a iT'l" "" increased est caused
ny l.r tAT!i ~ s''u m+.tiltl, hut inc man
u!actuTyt product being thus chtapyHcd
that part ot the tarlii now laid upon such
product, n c.mrensatI. ID I" our manu-
iatturers tor the present pre-. - IL" mate
maj, could :c accuf4lh-ll mHihed. such
reduction, "r 'Irr importation, Would serve
beside toLaf@r!l reduce The revenue. II Is
NOT APPARENT bow such change can have
any !Buri"Hs effect upon our maAU.a"tUr-
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DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS..
TERMS OF ADVERTISING .

$500 per inch tor the first insertion. and 20
cents inr every >uh>rqucutin>rrti,n Ohi,-
Ha'!c>, church festivals, etc. over Ten l,n,s
IN length viii be charged at the rate IT "a
cents per inch. \ liberal deduction made
10 those who advertise 10y the year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15

All b6Sness before the United States Pa
tent Office attended To for moderate fees.
Patents procured in the United States and all
Foreign Countries. 7rcds Marks and In
bals Registered. Rejected applications re-
vived and prosecuted. Information and
advice as 10 obtaining Patents cheerfully
furnished without charge.
Sind Skttch for Model fer free opinion as to
pdteHtd5iify
Copies of patents furnished for IS cents
each. Correspondence invited.
Oct 20o
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TAKE NOTICE,-Fut,H-crs reduced
N Prices 10 Sat the times. Quality
Kept up 10 Full Standard.

Cash Terms Victor for Tobacco, $35
p.r TN; Wavcriy for Wheat and Corn, so;
Dissolved Ammoniated Bone and Potash,
so: Wheat and Corn Fertilizer, $50. Ac-
c"pt.d Drafts at 30 or 50 days considered
cash.
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To responsible ami Prompt Paving Gus
toner, on Crop Time without interest -
Victor, $40 per ton; Wavrrlv, S35; Dis
solved Ammoniatrd Bone and Potash, $35:
Wheat and Corn Fertilizer, $50.
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SPALDING x CLEMENTS.
Under Moons Hotel.
Nov. 10. 1857
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-12-15

All '"mmnmcau"ns must Ic accompanied
~ the real name ot the author or n,
attention Will he paid Ia them.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Smaas

Man bGr albris paIte fit Nniist meb Sebe, furbi
Oenne ansrlber ben fine Iniistsbuo aft for meset % meo.
oeler enoOs itunbom Suoen en- ultjpn @lans, Der miuoer pl
ct Opertraf al 5ernis.
&~Istfenlalt er | mango 3ilf9loe ct ~pirfeliat 9eaes
miooel. Gn balo 1beifeiulb berai oplsft i lot folbt gano
os oruttet oil lette Salsbrpnbe os andre Mapebeiperlias
beoer. Naar man liot efter libt fOrsser Manabe1 til e,
bel 2befefulo, % Taaoet til en- Yegl, iaa pil bette Mibbel
iaopanlisois belbreoe 5orosielie sbsiperlisbeoer. Man ltal
ba tase Ell Dolls bper MiOrsen fafenbe. som @uralepanb
pO Salsbetanbelier er bet lise iaa sobt iom alorfalium ga
f%ulotommen %ulfabelist. 8il man bper Gang ipufe en- smule
beraf, iaa pil bet renie Salieu srunSis % lbt eier libt
ntilone Yirrinsen. Set er ct ~ubnterfet Mibbel mob Stit
% BIB al Snletter % sobt til at fiQs 8lsbninser, iiar peo
9anbubtrefnins.
5Or at lape ct Susleframiel, taser man ct frtantet
Stptte Bort at Stsrrelie iom en- fnpttet Barnebaanb % an
brinser pa be TO mobtaaenbe Sioer ct tibet Stpfte Speil.
9las. De sprise Sioer better man meb broseoe Sier; bet
belle banses irt op to inoebe Seitebaar. Ben ~epinoeliae
Sllnten al bette Stramiel pil boloe Suslene i erbsbis Mfs
itano. 5 Steoen for Sort fan man naturligpis oaiaa an
penoe ct Stptfe blsbt Era Os f%aftsiOre 5ierene SuIer,
bprece Oeo Sialp al en- spl.
6raftefraper renies bebit oeo at fuste &rapen -
eaer anbet 1Ui, man pil renie for 5ebtpletter neb blpbt
Tano % 9nioer Steoet spot inb meo ct Stptfe Siortetafialt.
st Stpffe al Stsrrelie iom en- @alnsb er tilltreffeliat. Spis
araoen er nieset lem, bi9lper man eittr meo en- Bsrfe, til
Der opltaar ct tpnet Sfum. Gette laber man itaa noale
we'nuter. Sluttelis paiter man arapen meo luntent Wanb
% tsrrer ben meo ct blsbt &labe. Srattetraoer. bebanplebe
paa ben Wfaaoe, bliusr Tom npe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Garl Tcroinano Wilbcltn
Wattbcr.

Spm alIerebe t%iblisere mebbelt, afsif
benne merfelise 5beolos peb OGDEN
forrise 9srbas | ct. 2ous, benueo 76
gar eammel. 6an bar en- aliiois be-
aapet Wanb, Tom meb en- utr9ttelis
grbeib8fraft, 6fib os ct srunoist Stus
blum latte iaa at iise lit belle 2ip inb
for ben Dpsape at ppretbolbe ben samle
lutberife 9ere, fsrit | fine pnsre Dase
/ 9piflanb, ienere / bele 46 Iar Der |
2anSet.
Be tpife "@ammelz 9utberanere" iaa
up til DIR. Yrofesior @alther ium til en-
anoen 2utber, % fifferlis git osiaa bans
pberlisite 8eitrabelier no paa trolis
at fslse | bennes s5obipor.
Sen iaa manbitarfe Mislouri. Spns
ODE ifplber fanife / st os Glt 8rof.
Waltber fin 9ilbliuen us iin ienere iaa
frooise 5remp9rt.
5orrise Ssnoas ftebeSes ben samle,
iberbiae Stribsmanb til Spile, ps ST.
get at isrsenbe 9eltaaere bar iaa fort,
at man fnapt | ct. 2ouis tibliaere bar
feet bets 2ise. Ser bolbtes flere sriz
benbe Taler at be mere %fremrasenbe
@eitlise iabenfOr Misiouri. Spnoben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
spalernes Sabn.

Iaa en- @aaro gerbeoen al 8pen gmens / 5ranfs
rise banbte bet ensans, at ct 9ar Sualer bpssebe fig en-
&eoe pusr en- stalbbsr. pa be bapbe baft ben ct Bar
Tiger, fsi en- spuru berinb pua en- 7ib. ba besse Spaler
bare ube, os ipntes iaa spbt ON at uere Der, at ben lite
furlOb &eben. ba Sualerne fOm tilbase. 9isie iorisste oel
paa Here Mauoer at iase ben ub; men bet lpffebes lite.
Be fsi ba bort, men fom libt eiter tilbase meo en-
gsansbe andre Spaler, % M git ble staren lSs paa 8eoen
for at jase spurueu ub. Wen ba benne ubfplbte belle Snbs
sausen til Reben meb fit fore Soueb, tunbe blot en- Spale
ab @ansen ansribe ben. Os, ba ben bar tart NOT til at ubs
bolbe oenne 8anp, matte Sualerne tilibit fortrGffe os
labe Spurpen bGpe, buor ben par. Nen mart fom iamt=
lise Spaler umoen Sang tilbase % bapbe MI Nab % 8lser
fuloe al Straa Os Dpnb, bpOrmeo be itsrits Sait t~ilitOppeoe
Suaet for Spnrpen, os beune bapbe p~irtelis maattet inte
libel, oeriOm life en- Sasttaser, iOm iiben bar iOrtalt benne
S~esipenbeo, bapSe irelit ben at bens 5ensiel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
&omerife 5ornlepnineer | England.

Gn martelia Spbaaelie er nplis siort
| Nerbeben al Burn ct. Gbmunbs peb
&loafanfpaaene. ipm MI er ubfsrt til
8eit Stoiu Seatb. timber bette Irbeibe
itsbte man paa TO Yottemaaeropne. Zig
benz. Der for pmtrent Ter Mar iiben blep
finbne at en- bersmt Nntifpar / Burp.
9isie antaaes at tilbere ben iibIte ro=
merife Geriobe, % Bet Steb, bpor De
families, bar, omenbIfient MI en- liben
Tleffe, efter &omernes Snbtaselie al
8ritanien ct oiatiet Steb, Der baube en-
flor Tolfemenabe, ibet ben bannebe en-
Slass Turitab til en- ltsrre romerif Stas
tion, Sdlinsbamtn.
Mibt paa 8eitiiben al 6eben, Der
fables @iloham. lisser en- iariif &irfes
aaarb; % belle @anen itrpmmer oper
al hiitori1fe Minbesmerfer % Steber,
Der iaa at iiae bringer os tilbase til
8eapnbelien for ben tiblisite enselife
griitens % er at ben bp6eite SnteresIe
for ale Intifparer os Nrfeoloser.
Sc Yrsuer paa rpmerif Nrbeibe, Tom
MI er u%bgrapet, er omtrent fem Sob /
Diameter, Murene to Sob ptte CONNER
/ Ssioen, bpsseoe at brenbt Ser, ium
peb i'm bpbe rsbe Sarue enbnu bier, at
De | ben Heriobe bar paret un~berfaItet
en- itabis Spbeonins. @n Opu bar fplbt
meb Tort Sorb Os isnoerIasne Sabe,
lom ~lanciDnlisuis er bleoen ipolerebe
os faitet bort. Npsle af bisie bar runbe
Saier meo Saanbtas al u~affert, lpIt %
sraasult Ger.
Den anoen Sun bar | en- mere for
tommem 9ilitano emo ben fgrIte, men
~lnoeboloer flere interesiante 2epninaer,
Ioet De flnone Eager par &ruffer, Sfaa.
Ter, Panber oip. at msrf 6arpe, Tom
bier, at BET iiar bar iurt os itiferfaruet
Nrbeipe, Der f~orarbeibebes / benne Dun.
I'm Del al ct meset flint, rsot 9riffefar
r1eb en- batter, rpO @lasiur % prpbet
nleo ct Opr, Der lisner EFT Srnb, fanot
man osiaa iammen meb en- Mansbe
eremplarer al Sottemaserarbeibe al
mango Slass ps i forltielis pebliae.
bolote 1ilitaube. @runoen, bpori bisie
alOatanl9s fSres. tilbsrer beloiapis
8urp ct. Gbmunbs &aab, iaa Der uben
Evil uil bliue iasttaset al Omiurs %
Cpmarticmbeb ~liseOperiur enbuer TO-
merit 9epnins, iom Orb ioerne unoer
l'ne arbeloer meo alOaferne fan itsoe
pdQ.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
9eM kAYke NkAAaNie

! BET ntttsnoe a%arbunbrese tan Papillon
Extract OF Flax Skin Cure msb Gette ioI.
oes. fufineer bspibnr hens sieunberIine
teloreosnos &raft | iilipnelabenbe hoablsIe
s'italse al eczema, Salt Stsum, Groiipe.
las, os ane elass Susipsoomme. STR. o.
.. @lsist fra Sartforb, Chic, ferisate alt.
trao ban hsrte cmtaIt % anbeialet o. l.s !
'enn War az eczema, inotil ban N hsbt Pa
lilion Skin Cure, iem bslbrebeoe ham.
otore 5laitsr fun 81 5iliaIss paa 9. 8.
ssc'iers Grns Store, % hos paoIioeliae
2rnssifer oosralt ~,
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
81 MpDreme!

St pil fDrtGle, at ri bpao &lGber for Su
og @utter altgaar, altib bar uGret I Spiou
fremfo r anore, loen Sammeuligning. yr
Splag laar ualminoeligt rigbOlOigt Dg llOuap
0e begam cit itor Sell, ont De fjpber Sm
oalt, fpr 9e beier port Eager.
EASTON,
Opera House Taylor Clothiel
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-30

percentage of the governments comes out of the
net income of the road. The net income and
net earnings are distinct things. The compila-
ton is made for us. and all we have to do is to
pay the amount demanded and then see if We
cannot get back all that we have paid over what
we should have paid
There was some consultation regarding the
future proceedings of the commission. and Mr..
Adams stated that the law obliged each of the
roads. after accruing TO the Union Pacific to
continue as separate organizations. and this
necesstated complicated system of book-keep-
ing. There are forty Of these organizations and
Mr. Adams said. in answer to query that he
supposed ne was president of them all He
hoped the report of the commission would pro-
vide for plan for relief from this useless and
complicated system or ACCOUNTS.
Richard S. Stevens. exnert accountant, has
been engaged by the commission to aid them in
their work. and dozen other experts in rail
road business viii be employed. As Mr. Adams
was Obliged to leave for the West and could not
be back before May l6, his examination was in
terrnpted at this point and the commission ad-
Journed to Wednesday next. Who will be put
on the stand next they did not know.
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Losses by Fire.

special 10 Inc Indianapolis journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 80 -As o'clock this
morning. the e c. Berry distiliery was burned,
2. Owensboro, KY. The loss will be about
$40. 600. covered by insurance The distilery
was owned by John Thexton. J. w. Slaughter.
A. F. Bergman and ] K. Perkins the cause
OF the Are is supposed TO be incendiarism. This
Is the fourth distilery that has been burned at
Owensboro during the past year.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE April 29-Last night, be-
tween Il and o'clock. at the village Of Whites
vile, i've miles south of here, on the L. N. A.
81 c., occurred a serious fire, in volvine loss OF
So. 1000. The store of Mont Fisher was either
set on fire caught from a railway engine.
The building and contents. except two show
cases. We're destroyed. and the adjoining build
ing. owned by Joseph Nichoi, also burned.
This was used barber shop and confectionery
store. The store building was owned by Cohoon
d Fisher. of this city. and the loss Is 81. 200.
with $500 insurance in the Sun Fire and Marine
Company, OF San Francisco. There also
$50 insurance in the same company OF. the
shelving and counters. Tho stock of goods was
valued at 81. 900. and insured for So, 500 in the
Liverpool and London md Globe Nichols loss
was S4G0: insured fo2 5000 in the Niagara. Mr..
Fisher was also tie railroad agent. and several
articles belonging to tho railroad were also con-
sumed
EAST SAzINAw. Mich, April 29-The Sagi-
nav counN courthouse. at West Branch. burned
yesterday. The records were all saved. Loss,
$l20 600; insured for So, 000
DIES MONIES. Ia, April 29--Firs, lats this
afternoon, started the stage in Fosters
Opera-h house. and, the meter bursting the
flames filled the auditorium. By the time the
fire department arrived the interior was ruined.
The loss is estimated at from $25 600 to $50 900:
insurance, $4,000
SHELBYvILLE. April 20 About 3 o'clock this
morning the large tile factory of George Hg.
gins, in Union township, took fire and was soon
destroyed. A stable adjoining was also burned,
but the horses were saved saw-mil near
by was saved by the greatest effort The lose
of the sheds. machinery and tile amounted to
So. 1000; insurance, $1,000
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Following is a comparative statement of the
condition of temperature and rainfall for April
The Mnlatros Mine.

CITY OF MEXICO April 29--An English syn
dictate is about to purchase the Mulattos mine,
and their offer os f660.000 has been accepted.
The DISPUTED title has blocked proceedings.
senator Hearst, of California, is said to have
offered 81, 000.0 600 for the mine two years ago,
which was refused. The property is worked by
the APuayas brothers, who were humble miners
in the sixties when French intervention stopped
mining. These men waited until the work had
stopped just long enough render the title
void, and then they denounced it. They have
been working IL the bid plan since and have
been making fortune of it. Inspectors
say if properly worked il will yield So, 600. 600
annually. There is Is 600 900 tons of ore
in sight, assaying from SIC to $25 per ton.
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to-day by game between the Washington and
Boston clubs. under extremely unfavorable cir
cumstances The weather was cloudy. and
heavy showers fell frequently during the day.
the bad condition of the grounds. however. did
not seem to have any perceptible effect on the
fielding of the visitors. They played with vim
and snap, both at the bat and in the field, that
elected deserved applause from the 1.500 people
present. The feature of the game WAS the bat
ting of Hornung, Johnston and kreig. and
brilliant catch by Hcrnung. Radbourne was in
inred by pitched ball in the fifth inning. and
retired in favor Of Stemmeyer. The game was
called at the end of the sixth inning on account
of darkness Score
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CONGREGATIONAL.

plymouth cHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
L and New York streets. Oscar G. McCulloch. pas
tor. Services 1890 a. m. and 7:30 p. In the
evening will be given the monthly song service. Sun
school for busy people," Afternoon and evening
classes in history literature. grammar. arithmetic.
book keeping. shorthand, geometry algebra. mechan
ical drawing, etc.
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Other League Games


NEW YORK, I; PHILADELPHIA, 4.
NEW YORK. April 29.-The weather was cold
and disagreesole to-day, but about $500 people
went out to the Polo grounds TO see the second
game between the New Yorks and Philadelphias.
A drizzling rain that fell during most of the
game dampened tho ardor of the spectators.
The Phladelphias lost the game through Casey,s
habit of sending the New Workers. to first on
balls, and on errors made by others of the team
at costly times. The best play of the day was
the taking of a hre foul tip by Mcclure Score: